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ESOTU Public Dungeon: The Village of the Lost

The blue fluid found everywhere in Coldharbour is called Azure Plasma, and is unformed “chaotic creatia,” the stuff from which all Oblivion matter is formed. When a Daedra is “killed,” its morphotype, or vestige, gradually forms a new body by accretion of Azure Plasma.

The Village of the Lost  is located on northeast region of Coldharbour. The nearest wayshrine is Everfull Flagon. A word of warning. The frequent one-way drops and one-way portals can quickly disorientate players to likely for lost in the dungeon’s title.   I’ve included a map showing the portals.

Given the fast spawn rate of a public dungeon, this is an excellent place to farm alchemical oils for poisons. Since the dungeon is full of daedra, daedra hearts drop often. The village also hides 4 foul fishing holes.

 

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ESOTU Public Dungeon: The Vile Manse

The Colovians of the Imperial West are generally known as a devout people, dedicated to the Eight Divines and the old Imperial virtues. But every generation throws up a few who turn to dark and sinister pursuits; these are known to their compatriots as the Woeful Colovians.”. 

The Vile Manse is located on northwest corner of the Reaper’s March, a short distance northwest of Fort Grimwatch Wayshrine.

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ESOTU Public Dungeon: Razak’s Wheel

According to those who study the long-lost culture of the Dwarves, “Razak” was a fairly common Dwemeri name. Scholars are divided on whether it means “precision engineer” or “tonal modulator”. 

Razak’s Wheel is located on southwest corner of the Bangkorai Pass, a short distance south of Hallin’s Stand.

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ESOTU Public Dungeon: Root Sunder Ruins

The name of these Ayleid ruins implies they were abandoned because of encroaching tree roots. But the Wood Elves whisper that the sundering roots were not those of normal Grahtwood trees.

Root Sunder Ruins are located in Central Grahtwood, just southeast of Elden Root.

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ESOTU Public Dungeon: Bonesnap Ruins

The name the Ayleid Elves gave this place when they constructed its subterranean halls is long forgotten. Modern Bretons know it by the name of the Bonesnap Goblin Tribe, who have occupied the site and turned the ancient halls to their own sordid ends.

Bonesnap Ruins are located in western Stormhaven, just north of Steelheart Moorings and a stone’s throw from Bonesnap Ruins Wayshrine.

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ESOTU Public Dungeon: Obidian Scar

The Orcs of the Daggerfall Covenant are mainly worshipers of Mauloch, according to his adherents, is not by any means a Daedric Prince. But there are others, unaffiliated clans and outlaws, who worship Malacath, a deity all recognize as a Daedra.

Obidian Scar is located in the large mountainous area in northern Rivenspire between Shornhelm and Fell’s Run.

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ESOTU Public Dungeon: Crimson Cove

The Pirates of the Abecean Sea are the most notorious buccaneers in all of Tamriel. A loose confederation of crews with elected captains, most consider Stros M’Kai their home port, though they’re liable to be found anywhere from Senchal to the Iliac Bay. 

The Crimson Cove  is located on north coast of Malabal Tor, a short distance east of Fuller’s Break.

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